It depends, sometimes it's a continuous flood sometimes it's an intermittent flood. Likely it's a phishing or an advertising "expedition" to feel out if the email account is active, if you respond they know it's a live person on the other end. The other most likely scenario is someone they know had their account hacked and the hackers are using that persons contact list.Mine was all advertisers wanting to sell anything and everything you could think of.
Satellite Deals
Toys
Verizon
Wireless Internet
Portable Showers, Sandals really weird tings like this. I don't even go to any of these types of sites.
Maybe its those Chinese hackers or something just messing with us?
I think it's the tracking on our cookies selling our web mails like they do with junk mail.
But tracking cookies don't have ability to access your e-mail.![]()
If you're getting either floods of spam or suspicious phishing e-mails, to me that indicates somebody hacked into your account. Usually I hear about it when somebody receives a mail supposedly from me trying to sell the recipient something. The way they say to deal with it is to change your e-mail password, and that seems to work.
Why would that happen for only one day ?
If it's hacked wouldn't that large amount of advertisement continue?